🐟 A small haddock 🥓 A smoked haddock

haddie

9.1

Smoked haddock often eaten as food in Scotland

noun
/ˈhædi/

: haddie ahumado

In Scotland, many people enjoy a classic dish of haddie served with buttered potatoes.
finnan haddie

Examples

For breakfast, she treated herself to a delicious plate of smoked haddie with scrambled eggs.
♪ But when I do, I don't follow through ♪ ♪ 'Cause my heart belongs to Daddy ♪ ♪ If she invites a boy some night ♪ ♪ To dine on my fine finnan haddie ♪ Whoo-whoo-whoo-whoo-whoo!

Cat Person (2023)
The chef prepared a flavorful soup with chunks of haddie and fresh herbs.

Synonyms

smoked haddock

vshaddie

3.6

A white sea fish smoked to add flavour, usually cooked and eaten with butter

is the Scottish food version of that smoked fish

finnan haddock

vshaddie

7.7

A smoked haddock from Scotland often baked or grilled with butter

is the broader Scottish smoked fish eaten as food

finnan

vshaddie

9.9

A smoked haddock often baked or broiled with butter

is the general Scottish smoked fish rather than the specific recipe

finnan haddie

vshaddie

9.9

A smoked haddock, a white fish often baked or broiled with butter

is the common Scottish smoked fish eaten as food rather than the recipe

Smokies

vshaddie

8.8

Small smoked fish from Scotland often eaten as food

is the smoked fish commonly eaten in Scotland but not only small types

Compounds

finnan haddie

9.9

A smoked haddock, a white fish often baked or broiled with butter

Surface Forms

haddie singular

haddies plural

Morphology

haddie = haddock (transparent) = haddock + ie

The use of '-ie' to form a familiar or food-name variant from 'haddock' is a transparent colloquial formation.

Etymology

Haddie can also mean 'smoked haddock', especially in Scotland. It comes from the fish name haddock plus the friendly -ie ending, so the word points to the smoked fish on your plate.